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Am I the only one who absolutely loves to see the ACC and B12 get screwed royally?
I also find it interesting to watch an entire industry destroy themselvesAm I the only one who absolutely loves to see the ACC and B12 get screwed royally?
Be careful about where you find enjoyment.Am I the only one who absolutely loves to see the ACC and B12 get screwed royally?
You’re not alone. I love how the media big-heads are NOW ringing the alarm bells. No one shed a tear for the Old Big East. A little whimper last summer for the PAC. Too late. Let the whole system collapse and let football break off into NFL-Lite.Am I the only one who absolutely loves to see the ACC and B12 get screwed royally?
True. UConn being screwed isnt that big of a deal when 40 other programs around our caliber are also screwed.I've been trying to tell people forever it's not power 5 or power 4, it's power 2. Uconn football is screwed but so are a bunch of other football programs all around the country.
True. UConn being screwed isnt that big of a deal when 40 other programs around our caliber are also screwed.
It will be hard for them to completely isolate the BE, which has won 8 of the past 25 championships. Or 9 if you count the one removed from Louisville.Be careful about where you find enjoyment.
At the moment it appears to be only impacting football but in time it will spread. One major reason there has been discussion on expanding the tournament is because the P-2 will expect 60+% of their conference to make the dance every year, even after each exceeds 20 members. A large part of their plan is to marginalize the other conferences (included the other members of the current P-6).
With the additional revenues, they'll be able to slowly build separation in men's hoops as well. Alabama anbd Auburn were never basketball powers yet they past few years each has fielded teams that spent time in the top five and have been as talented as the top few schools in the country. Give members of the B1G and SEC a decade or so with the obscene projected revenue gap and it will be far easier for them to build solid programs while many top schools outside the P-2 slowly shrink their budgets.
No it won't.Be careful about where you find enjoyment.
At the moment it appears to be only impacting football but in time it will spread.
Not reallyAm I the only one who absolutely loves to see the ACC and B12 get screwed royally?
The Big East is actually in a great position to get swallowed up as part of their cartel. They don't have to feed them with football dollars but they get a whole region of the country and more programming in the winter.Of course it will spread.
The bigger conferences will seek ways to corner the media dollars for themselves. They know that in the near future all of these athletes will be on their payroll.
Hopefully the Big East will be south of the wall.
If at the end of all this there's an appetite for watching college sports in the entire northeast and the Pacific coast, I'll be amazed.The Big East is actually in a great position to get swallowed up as part of their cartel. They don't have to feed them with football dollars but they get a whole region of the country and more programming in the winter.
Not a bad pointIf at the end of all this there's an appetite for watching college sports in the entire northeast and the Pacific coast, I'll be amazed.
The Northeast has never been a part of the college football word, those college basketball fans aren't going away.If at the end of all this there's an appetite for watching college sports in the entire northeast and the Pacific coast, I'll be amazed.
The Northeast has never been a part of the college football word, those college basketball fans aren't going away.
If at the end of all this there's an appetite for watching college sports in the entire northeast and the Pacific coast, I'll be amazed.
I knew there would be one.Never? Yale and West Point kinda disagree. Never goes back a long time.
If you don't count Syracuse, Pitt and Penn State as the northeast your right. Cuse with Don McPherson and Donovan McNabb had some great teams.I knew there would be one.
BC tooIf you don't count Syracuse, Pitt and Penn State as the northeast your right. Cuse with Don McPherson and Donovan McNabb had some great teams.
Certainly has potential to be that way. The power 2 has gotten way out ahead of themselves because they see all the money and power.If at the end of all this there's an appetite for watching college sports in the entire northeast and the Pacific coast, I'll be amazed.
No. Cartels don't like to share. They're getting past the stage of conscientious forethought and moving into the two ton gorilla phase.The Big East is actually in a great position to get swallowed up as part of their cartel. They don't have to feed them with football dollars but they get a whole region of the country and more programming in the winter.
Why would they want to dilute their basketball with more mouths to feed?The Big East is actually in a great position to get swallowed up as part of their cartel. They don't have to feed them with football dollars but they get a whole region of the country and more programming in the winter.
Because they'd presumably be paid more for more content. It's not like the basketball only teams would get paid much.Why would they want to dilute their basketball with more mouths to feed?